Can anyone identify what Auto make may have used these?
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Hubcap wrench ID
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fordrelic
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Hubcap wrench ID
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Re: Hubcap wrench ID
The top wrench looks like a cultivator wrench for horse drawn equipment. Just a guess.
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Re: Hubcap wrench ID
Bottom hub cap wrench with the cutout and pins used to adj. front bearings, might be teens Oldsmobile or Buick?
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